Rottnest Island, WA

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Catalog Number: WAX2874
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 1:3
Rottnest Island, WA

$2,500.00 – $4,850.00
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-
1
+
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INTERNATIONAL PRINT ORDERS:

Due to high shipping costs, prints being delivered beyond Australia will be shipped unframed if they are larger than 30”. If you require a quote for a print to be shipped overseas with frame, please contact us.

A lighthouse on a bare hill marks the north-east corner of Rottnest Island. These waters (known as The Basin) are a popular swimming spot for visitors to Rottnest. On sunny days the bay sparkles in a brilliant display of aqua and deep blue. In the far distance, some thirty kilometres away, the skyline of Perth is faintly discernible as a tiny blur on the horizon. The name Rottnest derives from the Dutch for "Rats Nest", an early allusion to the island s population of native quokka. Settlement on the island began in 1830 and there remain many historic buildings. These days Rottnest Island is a holiday playground for visitors from Perth, accessible by high-speed ferry and passing yachts. As this shot shows, it is the sort of place you go to when you want to 'get away from it all'.
Catalog Number: WAX2874
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 1:3
Rottnest Island, WA

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A lighthouse on a bare hill marks the north-east corner of Rottnest Island. These waters (known as The Basin) are a popular swimming spot for visitors to Rottnest. On sunny days the bay sparkles in a brilliant display of aqua and deep blue. In the far distance, some thirty kilometres away, the skyline of Perth is faintly discernible as a tiny blur on the horizon. The name Rottnest derives from the Dutch for "Rats Nest", an early allusion to the island s population of native quokka. Settlement on the island began in 1830 and there remain many historic buildings. These days Rottnest Island is a holiday playground for visitors from Perth, accessible by high-speed ferry and passing yachts. As this shot shows, it is the sort of place you go to when you want to get away from it all.
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A lighthouse on a bare hill marks the north-east corner of Rottnest Island. These waters (known as The Basin) are a popular swimming spot for visitors to Rottnest. On sunny days the bay sparkles in a brilliant display of aqua and deep blue. In the far distance, some thirty kilometres away, the skyline of Perth is faintly discernible as a tiny blur on the horizon. The name Rottnest derives from the Dutch for "Rats Nest", an early allusion to the island s population of native quokka. Settlement on the island began in 1830 and there remain many historic buildings. These days Rottnest Island is a holiday playground for visitors from Perth, accessible by high-speed ferry and passing yachts. As this shot shows, it is the sort of place you go to when you want to get away from it all.
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